O hotel de três estrelas LIVVO Lago Taurito Hotel & Aquapark All Inclusive está localizado diretamente na praia em Taurito. Com 260 quartos, é ideal para famílias.
Para famílias que adoram água
Com um aquapark, piscina infantil, playground e entretenimento dedicado às crianças, há diversão para toda a família. A escola de mergulho também oferece atividades para crianças mais velhas e adultos.
Comodidades e características
Check-in / check-out
15:00 / 11:00
Número máximo de pessoas por quarto
4
Quartos familiares
Sim
Vistas
Vista do jardim, Vista para o mar, Vista para a piscina
Número de quartos
260
Ano de fabrico
2003
Cadeia hoteleira
Paradise Hotels
Pagamento no hotel
Visa, Maestro, Mastercard, Visa Electron, em dinheiro
Número de pessoas
3 pessoas4 pessoas
Localização
Em frente à praiaJardim / terraçoVista para o mar.
Comodidades
Ar condicionado (quarto)VarandaBarSala de conferênciasGinásioEstacionamento grátisWi-Fi grátisRestauranteSpa e bem-estarTransferênciaPiscina
Instalações desportivas
Escola de mergulhoCampo de golfeTénisWindsurf
Público
Quartos familiares
A sua estadia ideal
Acessível
Ideal para
Famílias
Tipo de alojamento
Hotel
Crianças
Clube infantilPiscina infantilIdeal para criançasParque infantilParque aquático
O LIVVO Lago Taurito Hotel & Aquapark All Inclusive é tudo incluído?
Sim, o LIVVO Lago Taurito Hotel & Aquapark All Inclusive oferece um regime tudo incluído; as refeições e normalmente as bebidas estão incluídas. Confirme os detalhes com o fornecedor.
Qual é o aeroporto mais próximo do LIVVO Lago Taurito Hotel & Aquapark All Inclusive?
O aeroporto internacional mais próximo é Gran Canaria, a cerca de 38 km.
O LIVVO Lago Taurito Hotel & Aquapark All Inclusive fica na praia?
O LIVVO Lago Taurito Hotel & Aquapark All Inclusive fica na praia ou perto dela, por isso chega rapidamente ao mar.
O LIVVO Lago Taurito Hotel & Aquapark All Inclusive é adequado para famílias?
Sim, o LIVVO Lago Taurito Hotel & Aquapark All Inclusive dispõe de instalações adequadas a famílias com crianças.
O LIVVO Lago Taurito Hotel & Aquapark All Inclusive tem spa ou wellness?
Sim, o LIVVO Lago Taurito Hotel & Aquapark All Inclusive oferece spa e bem-estar para relaxar.
Quantas estrelas tem o LIVVO Lago Taurito Hotel & Aquapark All Inclusive?
O LIVVO Lago Taurito Hotel & Aquapark All Inclusive é um alojamento de 3 estrelas.
Stayed here for our 11 night holiday 3 adults and 2 children. Rooms were adequate but roomy, plenty of storage space. The overall hotel was ok but for 3 stars it was good. The downside was the lifts kept breaking down and my wife uses a electric wheelchair so lots of waiting around. The hotel pool was perfect for the kids to play in lots of room. The water park was an added bonus, great slides and plenty of room. Even on a busy day never really got crowded.
The entertainment area was ok, bar, seating and stage shows. Shows were entertaining good to watch.
Bar was adequately stocked the normal all inclusive alcohol and even 0 alcohol beers and cocktails for the non drinkers.
Staff were fantastic, helpful very welcoming
The food at the hotel was OK lots of verity and always replenished with fresh food when trays were getting low.
Location of hotel was fantastic an easy bus or cab ride to other locations
Great views from hotel and surrounding areas
All in all the hotel was a great stay adequate for our needs for our holiday
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This is by far the best holiday I've ever been on. I usually go abroad at least twice a year and I was honestly surprised. Before going I was panicking because of the reviews I had read but I can truthfully say I never found any such issues.
When we arrived it was was late and dark so couldn't see anything and it was quiet outside. When we got to reception a lovely man called Jaafer checked us in. He was very polite hand cheerful for being so late and welcomed us with a beautiful smile and packed lunch with water. Also you can choose which days you would like your room cleaned upon arrival. We were checked in within ins and at our room. The room was clean and well presented, whilst some may not think the rooms are aesthetically pleasing, I had no problem with it. It was very spacious, clean and plenty of storage. The bed was fairly comfortable although I like a harder mattress.
When I woke up and went out on the balcony in the morning for the sunrise I couldn't believe the view of the mountains. It was stunning I have never been to such a place. We spent the first day finding our way about which is very simple because everything is within the area. We had breakfast which had a great variety of things with all different types of breakfast goodies.
Then we took a walk down to the beach. Now, this is what I was most intrigued about with it being the dark sand. The beach is small but was never over crowded and there are a lot of shops along the front for all types of stuff. Food, drinks, souvenirs etc. the view of the cliffs is beautiful especially at sunset. If you walk to the other side there will s a hotel called princess Taurito and you can go to the cliffs that side too. Make sure to wear some type of footwear because the sand is very hot if you're not used to it.
At the hotel there is one pool which at times did get very crowded and seats were sometimes hard to get as people are out at silly o'clock putting towels on them. The pool itself though was warm and we had great times playing there. Unfortunately there were a couple of days in the afternoons it had to be closed because people clearly don't know how to use the toilets that are right next to it. Word of warning, if you are in a public pool and think it's a fart just go to the toilet and don't spoil it for the hundreds of other people that have paid to be there. Also the staff shouldn't have to be dealing with that until all hours. The hotel could really benefit from another pool up on the area where there are only loungers. I'd go as far to say adults only would be great.
Lunch was your typical buffet all inclusive which suited us fine as we always found something lovely to eat.
Dinner was also very nice with lots of variety especially if you are a person that eats anything you will enjoy it very much.
Drinks unfortunately are not great in the all inclusive but are self serve so that was good. Take your own cups or bottles to fill up or it's paper cups which is a bit of a waste as you can only use them a couple times before they get soggy.
The water Park is great and so much to do for any age. Yes, it is salt water so be prepared, take goggles if you need them. Also as the water Park is separate from the hotel the all inclusive is not part of it and you need to pay for drinks and anything else. The prices are not too bad but it clearly states this when booking. Also, I would highly recommend taking good shampoo and conditioner and hair oil especially if you already have damaged hair. There are shower facilities in the park you should rinse as soon as you are done in the water.
Entertainment was a bit hit and miss but the seemed to have a great time and a few shows I did see were really good. There is an arcade and soft play also near to the entertainment arena where the seating is. You have to get there fairly early though as it gets busy quick and this is shared with the other 2 hotels.There are some good eat shops along the bottom of the hotel and a supermarket that sells anything you may need. It was excellent and I would return
Fantastic place to visit. However avoid this hotel. During our stay multiple people reported having items stolen. On our last day we had some of our stuff stolen. Nike top, Ray Ban Sunglasses, Samsung Tablet and Three pairs of New Trainers brought from Puerto Rico. Our friends who also stayed had items stolen aswell. When confronted the staff just laughed and told us to go away. They were also slagging us off in Spanish. Oh and the lifts never work so if you have mobility issues this is definitely a no go.
I review is solely based on my personal recent experience. I came back on 17th may 2026. I went with my two children ages 10 and 6 for a week. The hotel is nice and clean. The cleaner are working throughout the day to clean. Room were cleaned everyday unless you ask them not to. The food variety was really good. I am vegetarian and there were different types of pastas, fries, pizzas, garlic bread, loads of different salad, massive variety of fruit, cereals, beans, fried potatoes, boiled potatoes, spaghetti, mix veg. Which i think was fare.
For kids they do fries in breakfast, lunch and dinner with chicken nuggets, cereals and sepeate bakery section with jam, honey and Nutella any much more. Different types pizzas as well.
There are 3 coffee machine with milk option as well for kids.
The waterpark is right infornt of the hotel but bare in mind the water in waterpark is very salty because its seawater and can irritate your skin eyes eyes. Make sure you use swimming goggles. I honestly loved my stay in LIVVO LAGO TAURITO.
Excellent for families, very quiet after 11pm. But is your die hard up for fun. There are bars open on beach till late. And Puerto Rico is a 12 minibus trip away. .
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